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21-132 A continuation of Analysis I. ~Hopital~s rule; trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions; techniques of integration; approximation by polynomials, Taylor~s theorem; sequences, series, power series; introduction to linear differential equations. 3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. rec. Prerequisite: 21-131, or consent of the instructor Prerequisite: 21-131. These courses (21-131/132) are designed for the best prepared and academically ambitious Freshmen. Completing them will give the students earlier access to advanced mathematics courses, including Mathematical Studies. The text for this course is very different from the usual text. Check out Apostol's Calculus! |
